The 2mm Layout Register
We're constructing a register of 2mm scale layouts. It has several purposes; we'd like to know what layouts are around, and we frequently get requests for "a 2mm layout" for exhibitions and would like to be able to answer the questions more fully.
Therefore, several activities are underway:
If you have a layout, and particularly if you are willing to exhibit it, please get in touch. We can add you to the register. We'll only publish information with your permission, and home addresses and contact details will not be going onto the public website.
If you're an exhibition manager, and are seeking a layout for a show, you can browse those on the public part of the register, and if you need more details, can contact the Layout Register Manager for further information. That contact will lead through to direct discussion with layout owner over the details of attending your show.
To begin with, we've marked layouts opposite with an asterix (*) to indicate those where we have information on the register.
Layouts featured on our Website:
- 70K Coley Park. Modern loco depot and freight terminal (*)
- Brunswick. Modern Image micro layout (*)
- Connerburn. Caledonian Railway, pre grouping (*)
- Copenhagen Fields. LNER approaches to Kings Cross (*)
- Goldhanger
- Haverhill South. East Anglian branchline. (*)
- Lambourn. An accurate portrail of the famous Berkshire branch terminus
- Masham
- Queen Street Goods
- Spitveld. Netherlands practise in FiNe (1:160 scale). (*)
- Tavistock
- The Broadway. Trams in a 1920's East Anglian town. (*)
- Worsdell Park Road
- Wansbeck Road. BR NE region branch line (*)
- Welton Down. Network SE in 1995. (*)
(*) Layouts marked with an asterix are on the 2mm Scale Association Layout Register. The Register holds contact information, dimensions, transport requirements, etc. for layouts whose owners are willing to exhibit them. Full details can be made available to exhibition organisers. The Register is run by Mike Taylor, who can be contacted at
Other layouts may be available for exhibition directly via their owners.
Layouts on our Archive Website:
- Clive Road Sidings A small shelf layout.
- Chapel Wharf
- Ley Hill Another shelf layout, slightly larger than Clive Road, ideal inspiration for that first project.
- Inversnecky and Drambuie
A Classic layout of the 1950s, part of which is housed in the National
Railway Museum at York